During an information hour in the Riigikogu, key government ministers, including Education and Science Minister Kristina Kallas, Economy and Industry Minister Erkki Keldo, and Regional and Agriculture Minister Hendrik Johannes Terras, addressed pressing concerns raised by members of Parliament. Kallas spoke on critical topics such as the minimum wage, governmental policies, and the current political and economic situation in Estonia.

Kallas particularly focused on issues surrounding the education sector, which included discussions on the recent shortcomings in the school admissions system and the ongoing energy crisis affecting the country. Her insights highlighted the government's challenges in managing these sectors amid rising economic pressures, particularly in energy supply and education improvement measures.

The session reflected the ministers' efforts to engage with parliamentary representatives and provide transparency on government actions and policies, especially concerning the public's growing concerns about economic stability and government efficacy. The dialogue is pivotal for the government as it seeks to navigate both immediate concerns and long-term strategies in these vital areas of public interest.